The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-07
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

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VIM. Abshagen's Spring shoes have ar
rived.
Measles Is running its annual course In
town.
Judge ChrisInsn is holding Court at
Meadville.
Judge Cassidy is attending the Mead
willie Court.
New fencing is now bounding many a
hill aud valley.
Vivian Byrd, of the News, spent Mon-
day in Meadville.
There was big party at Capt. Hoskins'
on Friday night.
Next Sunday il Easter, the advent of
spring -bonnets, etc.
Brookhaven had large delegation at
Union Hall Friday night.
The Baptist Missionary Society of this
place numbers thirty members.
Miss Annie Hubener, of New Orleans
has been visiting Mrs. Lula Davis.
Misses Jessie and Tuck Wright left for
their home in Magnolia OH Tuesday ey en-
ing.
VIM. Abshagen has the incest aud
latest styles of shoes for the season, prices
low.
Hon. X. II. Thompson an Master Jack
left Tuesday afternoon for trip to
Memphis.
Mrs. l.. A. Kidd aud Miss Lutte Cad
berry have been on visit to their old
home in Yazoo.
Call at the Cit Drug Store and try
DR.. LewentbaPs Carbonate" the best
drink in town.
You will get better bargains with quail
ity, price, etc, considered) at KohlmaD's
Great Cash House.
The mumps still hangs on whenever it
can find a victim. Luke Bowen is one
of the latest sufferers.
Mr.. f. NJ. Bee went down to the city to
witness the unvei.ing of the statue of
Albert Sidney johnson.
The VIC. 7. U. will meet hereafter
every Thursday afternoon at the Presby.
terrain church at o'clock.
Go to Heuck & Sons for the latest
style hats-Ladies' and Gents'-at prices
as moderate as can be charged.
The Presbyterian mite meeting will be
held tomorrow night at Mrs. Heuck's,
and program Of fun is ahead.
Mr. A. Menelas and Mr.. p. Mikas re-
turned last Saturday and will spend
few weeks Oh the Menelas Plantation.
Mr.. Dollcrty and wife, of Lake City,
Illinois, are waiting their sisters, Mrs.
V. L. Tyler aud Mrs. +. J. S. McGrath.
We arc glad to learn that Mr. +. II.
Hartman, who was attacted last week
with pneumonia, is now out of danger.
The NJ f. District Conference meets
to-day, aud large number OF delegates
and visitors are looked for during the
session.
Mr.. Win. Abshagen last Monday ship
y fine young jack of ) months to Mr.. 5.
u. Whitworth's plantation in Lefore
county.
DIR. J. w. Bennett left on last Sabbath
Examiners which convened there on
Monday.
The Mite meeting at Mrs. Leary's was
"a delightful one, we bear. Mr.. Leary bad
display of fire works and magic
lantern exhibition.
Capt. J. C. Hardy has returned from
Lauderdalc, where ho was the winner in
the big race between the Hardy Texas
horse and Rogers mare.
Let the Sabbath Schools of this place
send delegates to the State Sunday
School Convention which meets in
Jacksonthe last of the month.
Heuck & Sons for heel and toe
slippers, prices as low rs anywhere.
Heuck q Sons for gents low-quartered
shoes, prices as low as the shoes.
Col. l.. d. Outlaw, the well-known
proprietor of the famous Castillian
springs, WAS III Wv IhSI dhu
favored this office with call.
DR.. A. Lewenthal has opened news
stand in connection with the City Drug
Store where the New Orleans and other
leading dailies will be kept on sale.
Mr.. Dudley Selph, of New Orleans,
former Brookhaven boy aud one of the
most popular drummers on the road
paid us a pleasant call last Thursday.
That April Fool joke Lewis Thurner,
book-keeper at McGrath's, played on his
employers Ga case of supposed safe rob-
berry, was one of the best of the season.
VIM. +. johnson, 800 Decatur St.,
New Orleans, is the place to get the
latest literature and prettiest music ex-
tant. Give him q trial. Sheet music,
10 cts.
Our clever friend L. II. White, of Mt.
Zion, was in town last Friday and
showed US what, to all appearance. we're
two petrifed turkey eggs found near his
place.
Persons wishing TO place their orders
for the best of acclimatcd fruit trees, are
referred to the advertisement Of Messrs
L. Hudson & Son, old and reliable nurse